1 . Studies continue to show how important strong friendships are to our overall health. Here’re the rules you are supposed to know to keep strong and healthy friendships.
Be all ears to your friends. Too often, we only “half hear” what others are telling us, and have a hard time making space for caring about others’ conditions.
Throw away the judgment.
Forgive (原谅) where you can — and seek forgiveness when you make a mess of something. No one promises to bring perfection to a relationship, so being willing to accept and forgive the weaknesses of others makes you more likely to build a lasting friendship.
Respect your friends and their boundaries. Everyone has a right to set up personal boundaries to feel safe and respected. Some friends may have a difficult time letting people get close to them for fear of being hurt.
A.Don’t crowd your friends. |
B.Offer them what they need. |
C.Support, trust, and honesty are givens. |
D.But friendships don’t need to be perfect. |
E.True friends don’t judge each other’s choices. |
F.However, friendships require attention and care. |
G.It’s also important that we’re able to recognize when we make mistakes. |
A.simple sentence | B.compound sentence | C.complex sentence |
A.lived | B.call | C.belonging to | D.major |